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MrUnderhill
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Comment #39202565
What a beast! This is deserving of its own blog post and HN thread!
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Comment #31246094
The youtuber "Mikeycal Meyers" has a series of videos that I found very helpful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDOGFxMJoxw It's for Blender 2.8, but I found it mostly applicable …
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Comment #27993843
Interesting, I've been seeing the same spam for Norwegian searches, but with the domain nem-multiservice dot dk, or nem-varmepumper dot dk - presumably another legitimate business'…
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Comment #27593605
3072 bits RSA for OpenSSH version 8 which was released April 2019. That is still considered safe, but the default in version 7 was 2048 bits.
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Comment #26250549
Agreed, we sorely need a Sculpt mk II. It is one of my favorite keyboards too, I had big plans to incorporate a trackball into the empty space in the middle [1] (somehow make the s…
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Comment #24366238
I too would love a plugin for this.. I'd like to run the LSP server in a Fedora toolbox, then some sort of property in the project's compile_commands.json or .vimrc that tells it w…
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Comment #23925428
Looks like it's kicking ass in the benchmarks too: https://www.notebookcheck.net/First-benchmarks-AMD-Ryzen-400...
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Comment #22735875
Looks like all the new Ryzen Thinkpads announced so far will use the lower power 15W models. I would love for 470p to make a return - a "T14p" with the 4900HS would be pretty sweet…
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Comment #22414364
It looks like you can configure the Dell Precision 7920 [1] and the HP Z8 [2] both with 3TB if you want (admittedly at an absolutely bonkers price point). [1] https://www.dell.com/…
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Comment #22035526
I'm not very familiar with Kubernetes, but from what I've seen, to me it looks quite complicated. I'm wondering, when people say they use Kubernetes and consider it easy/simple, do…
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Comment #20777484
Not to diminish the issue at hand, but your quote (or rather, what you left out) makes it sound worse than it is. The full sentence is: > More than half of the respondents said the…
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Comment #17972391
Anyone know how ECG from the watch compares to a device like the QardioCore [1] (or more traditional Holter monitor, i.e. the recorder with pads/wires all over)? [1] https://www.ge…
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Comment #17750228
For compiling, having many cores is fantastic. Granted, on a workstation, compilation normally just involves a few files (the ones that have changed since the previous build and th…
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Comment #17357733
There was an open letter from the CEO just last week about re-staffing the team to be more engineering-oriented: https://symless.com/blog/open-letter-synergy-team (Edited, thanks c…
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Comment #17156050
What are the chances the next gen iPhone gets a L1/L5-capable GNSS chip? That'd arguably be one of the better features too. There's some speculation that Pixel 3 will get it (BCM47…
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Comment #16587202
Some interesting responses and pictures in this Quora question: https://www.quora.com/Why-don%E2%80%99t-modern-civilian-carg...
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Comment #16052945
I walk by this street corner every now and then, and was puzzled by this as well. It's quite different today, but the location is more or less on top of the National Theater railwa…
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Comment #15983618
Another one on Coursera, "IBM Blockchain Foundation for Developers". https://www.coursera.org/learn/ibm-blockchain-essentials-for...
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Comment #15685571
I think the idea is that it's supposed to hide the content until the page has loaded entirely, then fade it in, because it "looks faster". But if uMatrix (or something similar) blo…
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